Step 1

The substrate should be levelled, free from loose particles, free of grease and oils. Detached plaster parts should be repaired with WRM 550. For application on plaster, concrete, masonry the substrate slightly wetted. Very absorbent substrates should be primed with GLX 292 FLEX PRIM. Non-absorbent substrates such as old paving, marble, mosaics, etc. should be primed with GLX 190.

Step 2

In a clean container add the emulsion (5kg), the pigment and stir well. Stir the liquid mixture to homogenize and then empty the content of the 25kg bag under continuous stirring and fill with the necessary quantity of water (1,5- 2 kg) until the formation of a uniform slurry without lumps.

Step 3

Let the mixture rest for 3 minutes, stir again and use. Apply the product by combing the substrate with a notched trowel in 1-3mm thickness.

Step 4

Once the material starts to dry apply a second layer using a flat trowel and if required by the application apply a third one or more (provided that there hasn’t been preceded varnish application) until you achieve the desired effect or shade.

Step 5

Once the material hardens it can be sanded if desired be using suitable sandpaper in order to achieve a very smoother surface finish. 48 hours after the application the product should be covered with a suitable protective varnish from THRAKON range (depending on application) for sealing the surface.

Step 6

For application in thickness greater than 3mm, on substrates that will be imposed to high loads, are subject to shocks and vibrations or on cracked substrates it is recommended to apply fiberglass mesh (CLIMAPLUS - 160g/m2) embedded in the first layer of the application of the microcement coating.

Step 7

Avoid mixing different batches in the same area (possibility of a different shade) and avoid mixing with sand, gypsum, cement, resins or other binders.

Step 8

When the mixture has started to set and it is no workable anymore, it must be rejected.